World Cup Wager???

[Solariai]

^ and Domination. (even though it's vouchers only)

[MagusRynd]

Legality
In the United States of America, it is illegal to operate a betting scheme, except in a few states. In many European nations, bookmaking (the profession of accepting sports wagers) is regulated but not criminalized.

I'm not sur they even got the right to do this...

i believe that applies when real cash is involved.

again, youll prolly say diamonds are equivalent to cash. but technically no. you yourself get diamonds from company in exchange fer cash. what you do with it is up to you. diamonds have other uses too than just wagers. so itll technically not fall in to that domain

[stiivi]

It's sport betting, they get money.

If that would be so simple as you explained Magus, you could bet your ***, that every site out there would make it that. In-site currency. You buy with real money. But technicaly, you dont bet with real money, but with in-site currency. So that would make it legal?

[andreicde]

It's sport betting, they get money.

If that would be so simple as you explained Magus, you could bet your ***, that every site out there would make it that. In-site currency. You buy with real money. But technicaly, you dont bet with real money, but with in-site currency. So that would make it legal?

you don't really get money back so yes it's legal. Also, wagering with diamonds is a personal choice. They give you vouchers daily and let you convert 200 vouchers daily into wagering vouchers. Trust me, they know HK laws well, in US you might get thrown in prison, but in China they do worse things

[sheneedabear]

It's sport betting, they get money.

If that would be so simple as you explained Magus, you could bet your ***, that every site out there would make it that. In-site currency. You buy with real money. But technicaly, you dont bet with real money, but with in-site currency. So that would make it legal?

Actually just google it, there are hundreds of sites that sell online currency to bet on sports, poker, and casino type events. It is only illegal when it violates the Wire ACT in the US, and to violate the wire act "money must exchange hands for the specific purpose of the bet" in 2011, the DOJ reviewed it's policies and decided that sports betting where "nothing of monetary gain for the better is involved" are the equivalent of "bet ya a beer California Chrome wins the triple Crown".


no laws are being broken in the us atm with this wager thingy....... but if you want the rewards (which are NOT of any monetary value) you gonna pay a LOT

[stiivi]

Ah well. i wont cash anyway, so it doesnt rlly scratch my *** that much. But cashers getting ripped by biggest scam. Well. You guys might be right. They themselves choose how to spend diamonds. Not my thing to say, how they spend their diamonds and on what.

[sheneedabear]

don't worry, they will be easily identified when they start moaning in forum their boots don't work.......LOLOLOLOLOLOL

[Solariai]

...but, but...BUT...we get 10 bet vouchers for logging in...what about those and the voucher ones (I do think they are voucher overpriced much)?

Anything after that (with diamonds) is a player's choice.

[MagusRynd]

It's sport betting, they get money.

If that would be so simple as you explained Magus, you could bet your ***, that every site out there would make it that. In-site currency. You buy with real money. But technicaly, you dont bet with real money, but with in-site currency. So that would make it legal?

ill again make myself clear. on online betting sites, you get their in-site currency, but YOU CANT USE IT OTHER THAN BETTING. in this case, however, diamonds can be spent elsewhere. where? it is up to user